bluetooth

[baby_muslimah]

:sl:

hello, brothers and sisters.

i have one question. my phone is Nokia 7610, and it has bluetooth but i am not sure how to blutooth things from my computer to my phone. anyone help?
also, can i use my memory card to put things into my phone, like applications, or somethings i have downloaded?

bye :w:

[Kittygyal]

well you can download pics and stuff from there of if you want to put something from your phone on NET then you can bluetooth it, well from your NET to phone you put wires that you get to connect at the back of your Comp and you put it in you phone and then you will get a box which will give you an option from where you want to bluetooth it and you click on "computer to software" once got that you can press "entre" and then it will download and you have to wait for abit of time depending on what the pic is, hmm memory card in 7610 not really is it 7610i????,

How does it all work, then? It’s pretty simple; if you have a laptop computer, it might have Bluetooth built in; if it doesn’t, you need a Bluetooth adaptor. You’ll probably find one in the box if you buy a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse, but you can also buy them for less than £20 on their own. Typically, the adaptor plugs in to a USB port on the back of your computer, and will let it take advantage of any other Bluetooth-equipped devices that you have.

[MusLiM 4 LiFe]

omg dtz weird.. cuz i woz gna ask dat question.. :?

[Kittygyal]

Eh? What Weird???

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[MusLiM 4 LiFe]

it duznt work.. :'( im getin sooooooo annoyed

[Kittygyal]

read this! How does it all work, then? It’s pretty simple; if you have a laptop computer, it might have Bluetooth built in; if it doesn’t, you need a Bluetooth adaptor. You’ll probably find one in the box if you buy a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse, but you can also buy them for less than £20 on their own. Typically, the adaptor plugs in to a USB port on the back of your computer, and will let it take advantage of any other Bluetooth-equipped devices that you have.